All of the Drake Albums in Order, From Oldest to Newest

Release Year: 2010

Top Songs: "Over" (2010), "Find Your Love" (2010), "Miss Me" (2010)

Thank Me Later was Drake's debut studio album, and it marked the beginning of his journey to superstardom. Released in 2010, the album showcased his signature blend of introspective lyrics and catchy melodies. Songs like "Over" and "Find Your Love" became instant hits, earning Drake critical acclaim and commercial success. The album's introspective nature gave fans a glimpse into the artist's emotional depth and laid the foundation for his subsequent work.

Release Year: 2011

Top Songs: "Take Care" (2011), "Headlines" (2011), "Marvins Room" (2011)

Take Care is often considered a landmark in Drake's career. Released in 2011, this album elevated him to the status of a hip-hop icon. The title track, featuring Rihanna, was a masterpiece of vulnerability and introspection. Take Care solidified Drake's ability to blend rap and R&B seamlessly while addressing themes of love, fame, and personal growth. The album's emotional depth and memorable hooks made it an instant classic.

Release Year: 2013

Top Songs: "Started From the Bottom" (2013), "Hold On, We're Going Home" (2013), "Worst Behavior" (2013)

In 2013, Drake dropped Nothing Was the Same, an album that showcased his artistic evolution. The album's lead single, "Started From the Bottom," became an anthem of perseverance and success. With tracks like "Hold On, We're Going Home," Drake demonstrated his versatility by embracing a more pop-oriented sound. Nothing Was the Same solidified his place as a rap heavyweight and showcased his ability to adapt to changing musical landscapes.

Release Year: 2016

Top Songs: "Hotline Bling" (2015), "One Dance" (2016), "Controlla" (2016)

Views marked a significant moment in Drake's career as it brought him global recognition and immense commercial success. The album's lead single, "Hotline Bling," dominated airwaves and social media. Drake's ability to craft catchy hooks and relatable lyrics reached new heights on this project. Views captured the essence of Drake's Toronto roots and explored themes of fame, relationships, and personal growth.

Release Year: 2018

Top Songs: "God's Plan" (2018), "In My Feelings" (2018), "Nice for What" (2018)

Scorpion was a double album that showcased Drake's versatility as an artist. Released in 2018, the album featured chart-topping hits like "God's Plan" and "In My Feelings," which became cultural phenomena. The album allowed Drake to showcase his lyrical prowess while addressing personal controversies and maintaining his status as a dominant force in hip-hop.

Release Year: 2021

Top Songs: "Way 2 Sexy" (2021), "Girls Want Girls" (2021), "Champagne Poetry" (2021)

Certified Lover Boy, dropped in 2021, and it continues to make waves in the music industry. The album explores themes of love, relationships, and fame, while also featuring impressive collaborations with other top artists. Songs like "Way 2 Sexy" and "Girls Want Girls" have solidified Drake's status as a hitmaker and showcased his ability to stay relevant in an ever-evolving musical landscape.

Release Year: 2022

Top Songs: "Massive" (2022), "Sticky" (2022), "Jimmy Cooks" (2022)

Released in 2022, Honestly, Nevermind was a bold step in a new direction genre-wise for Drake. While it didn't get the warmest reception, considering his usual fan response to date, it still slaps. If you go into listening to this project without expectations, you're probably going to love it. The same can't be said if you're expecting to hear the Drake you've always known.

Release Year: 2023

Top Songs: "Slime You Out" (2023), "Rich Baby Daddy" (2023), "First Person Shooter" (2023)

At the top of our list of the Drake albums in order, we have his most recent work, For All the Dogs. This project definitely left his fans satisfied, with collaborations alongside some of the most exciting acts in hip-hop: Yeat, Lil Yachty, J. Cole, SZA, Chief Keef, 21 Savage, Sexyy Red, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Bad Bunny, and Teezo Touchdown. By the way, his son Adonis designed the cover art. If you have yet to listen to the project all the way through, there's no better time than now.